Dany Heatley

Dany Heatley stars in victory of Sharks against Senators by 5-2. Read Full Story

Devin Setoguchi scored two of San Jose's six consecutive goals and the Sharks took advantage of New York backup goalie Steve Valiquette in a 7-3 comeback victory Monday night that snapped the Rangers' seven-game winning streak. The Sharks got off to a sluggish start in the first half of the first period, falling behind 2-0. San Jose got even before the period was over and then scored three more goals in the second on only 10 shots at Valiquette. No. 1 netminder Henrik Lundqvist took over in the third for Valiquette, who allowed five goals on 18 shots. Lundqvist gave up Ryan Vesce's third ... Read Full Story

Dany Heatley made a good first impression on his new fans, scoring three goals in his home debut for San Jose to lead the Sharks to a 6-3 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night. Heatley, the big goal scorer acquired last month from Ottawa, got a loud ovation in pregame introductions before San Jose's home opener. The cheers only got louder with his two goals in the second period and a penalty shot in the third that sent scores of hats flying onto the ice and began chants of "Dan-y Heat-ley! Dan-y Heat-ley!" Dan Boyle added a goal and two assists, ... Read Full Story

Winger Dany Heatley, unhappy with his role in Ottawa, was traded by the Senators to the San Jose Sharks on Saturday. The Sharks gave up Milan Michalek, Jonathan Cheechoo and a second-round National Hockey League draft selection. Ottawa also sent a fifth-round draft selection to San Jose. The trade on the first day of training camp ended a dispute that has dogged the Senators. "I talked to Dany yesterday and he was adamant that he wanted to be moved and we felt based on that, more than anything, that we should get the value that we could get for him and move on," Senators ... Read Full Story

The Ottawa Senators have sent disgruntled winger Dany Heatley to San Jose in exchange for Milan Michalek, Jonathan Cheechoo and a second-round pick. The Sharks also got a fifth-round pick in the deal announced on Saturday. The trade on the opening day of training camp ends a dispute that has overshadowed the Senators in recent months. The 28-year-old Heatley said he wanted out of Ottawa because he wasn't being used properly. But he angered fans when he refused to waive a no-trade clause to go to Edmonton. The Sharks beef up their offense by acquiring a former 50-goal scorer. Heatley had 39 goals and ... Read Full Story